Musical Instrument (Piano, Guitar) Instructor for K-12 After School

Togetherhood; Pennsylvania; On-site; USD 110,208 - 137,760; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Materials budget

Job summary

Togetherhood in Philadelphia is seeking enthusiastic music instructors to teach piano and guitar to K-12 students across schools and community sites.

Assignments run 6 to 18 weeks, with pay of $80–$100 per hour. Teachers are paid per class or per student as arranged with partner schools.

This is contracted, supplemental 1099 work with a separate materials budget for classes.

Qualifications

• Subject matter expertise in Music or Musical Instruments, ideally Piano and/or Guitar.
• Passion and skill for building hands-on projects with kids.
• Joy and passion for teaching kids and personal development.
• Ability to create a fun, structured, and inclusive classroom environment.
• Own voice and creativity in each class you teach.

Responsibilities

• Develop age-appropriate Musical Theater curriculum for after-school students
• Lead weekly in-person classes with enthusiasm and expertise
• Establish a well-structured and lively classroom that keeps students engaged
• Foster a positive, supportive, and encouraging learning environment for students of varying skill levels
• Build connections with students in a warm and inclusive environment
• Track student growth and offer positive, helpful feedback
• Arrive prepared, on time, and ready to teach
• Create a memorable experience for the children in your class

Skills

Music

Instrument teaching

Classroom management

Creativity

Communication

Job description

About Togetherhood

At Togetherhood, we’re building something special: a vibrant marketplace where passionate educators meet schools and communities hungry for enrichment. Whether it’s arts & crafts, basketball, breakdancing, chess, or STEM, we match talented instructors with opportunities to share their skills and spark joy in the next generation.

Our mission is simple but powerful: “to infuse every community with high quality enrichment and education.”We're here to support you in sharing your craft, your voice, and your passion with kids who are ready to learn and grow. If you're a dynamic instructor who loves what you teach and why you teach it, we'd love for you to be part of Togetherhood.

What You’ll Do

As a member of our network, you will be matched with opportunities to teach Musical Instruments to K-12 students at schools, buildings, and communities across Philadelphia. We are seeking Piano and Guitar to start.

These teaching opportunities will be for terms that could last anywhere from 6 weeks to 18 weeks.

• As an after school instructor, you'll have the following responsibilities:
• Develop age-appropriate Musical Theater curriculum for after-school students
• Lead weekly in-person classes with enthusiasm and expertise
• Establish a well-structured and lively classroom that keeps students engaged
• Foster a positive, supportive, and encouraging learning environment for students of varying skill levels
• Build connections with students in a warm and inclusive environment
• Track student growth and offer positive, helpful feedback
• Arrive prepared, on time, and ready to teach
• Create a memorable experience for the children in your class

Who You Are

A fun, enthusiastic, adaptable instructor, with experience teaching school age children, and who:

• Has subject matter expertise in Music or Musical Instruments, ideally Piano and/or Guitar
• Has a passion and skill for building hands‑on projects with kids
• Has excitement, joy, and passion for both teaching kids and personal development/learning
• Knows how to create a fun, structured, and inclusive classroom environment
• Brings your own voice and creativity to each class you teach
• Is cooperative, supportive, flexible
• Is dependable, proactive and thrives when given autonomy … and also appreciates support and clear expectations

$80 - $100 an hour

Teachers in the Togetherhood network are paid per class, either flat rate or per-student (determined by the partner school).

This is contracted, supplemental 1099 work.

• There is a separate materials budget for teachers to use for classes requiring one.